Can second-hand houses and public houses in new urban areas be transferred?

Housing transfer requires the owner to obtain housing property rights, including housing property certificate, deed tax certificate, land certificate, housing loan and unsecured.

The above procedures are complete, and you can handle the house transfer formalities at any time. You can have a real estate license registrant, co-owner and buyer, and apply for transfer to the housing management department to which the house belongs with their respective ID cards, household registration books, marital status certificates and the above three kinds of housing certificates.

The Measures for Housing Registration stipulates that:

Article 4

Housing registration shall be handled by the housing registration agency where the house is located.

Article 13

A total of houses shall be jointly registered by the co-owners.

The registration of change of ownership of a shared house may be applied by the relevant co-owners, but if the application for change of house registration is due to the common nature or share of the co-owners, the co-owners shall jointly apply.

Article 32

In any of the following circumstances, the parties concerned shall apply for the registration of the transfer of housing ownership after the relevant legal documents come into effect or the facts occur:

(1) buying and selling;

(2) Interchange;

(3) gift;

(4) Inheritance and bequest;

(five) the division and merger of houses, resulting in the transfer of ownership;

(six) to invest in housing;

(seven) the division or merger of legal persons or other organizations, resulting in the transfer of housing ownership;

(eight) other circumstances stipulated by laws and regulations.

Article 33

To apply for registration of house ownership transfer, the following materials shall be submitted:

(1) Application for registration;

(2) the identity certificate of the applicant;

(three) all of the housing or real estate ownership certificate;

(four) materials to prove the transfer of ownership of the house;

(5) Other necessary materials.

The materials mentioned in Item (4) of the preceding paragraph may be sales contracts, exchange contracts, gift contracts, bequests, inheritance certificates, division agreements, merger agreements, legal documents that come into effect by the people's courts or arbitration committees, or other materials that prove the transfer of house ownership.